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Another day, another Netflix UK and Ireland deal, this time partnering with Miramax films for its launch.

Ten leading television broadcast groups in the US with stations in markets covering 76 million US households have announced a long-term commercial partnership with Silicon Valley-based start-up ConnecTV, a free, real-time social network built for TV viewers.

Netflix, Inc. and Lionsgate UK, a subsidiary of Lions Gate Entertainment Corp. have announced a new multi-year licensing agreement that will make Netflix the exclusive subscription streaming service in the UK and Ireland for first-run feature films from the studio.

Broadband provider TalkTalk is to launch an in-house trial of YouView in early 2012.

Amazon’s new Kindle Fire is now the most popular Android Tablet in North America for app developers, edging out the Samsung Galaxy Tab.

ITV Family net advertising revenues (NAR) grew 1% in Q3 and marginally ahead of BoAML forecast.

I always enjoy reading Greg Grimmer’s blogs and last week’s was no exception. His memories of trading (intellectual) blows with Phil Georgiadis at Media 360 a few years ago – about the future of online advertising – felt both nostalgic and curiously contemporary at the same time. There was one paragraph, though, that got me thinking about the whole topic of reach and frequency and its relevance in today’s communications landscape.

Channel 4 has partnered with zeebox to give Desperate Scousewives viewers a bespoke social TV experience, via the recently launched zeebox app.

Jim Marshall says in our modern world of joined up media channels integration is now key. What this means in practise is that campaigns cannot begin and end with just a TV ad…

ITV1 banked the top three programme spots in October with the all-new X Factor line-up and the second series of Downton Abbey.